Gleason Leads Babbitt In Tight County Returns At Primaries
Early returns from eight to eleven precincts show Gleason nudging ahead of Babbitt for county sheriff with 443 to 392 and a 51 vote edge. in River County Senate race Archie Allison trails as results hint a stronger rural turnout may change the picture. Lane leads for county attorney in Cheyenne precincts while Kline and Henderson remain close. Mallin trails. Continued results anticipated as 36 precincts total report.
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Archie Allison
Senate
River
Hinkle
Powers
Allison
Babbitt
Gleason
Glea
Kline
Lane
Henderson
Mallin
Cheyenne
Matlin
Sheriff Roach Recovers Auto In Hard Chase
In a four hour span after the theft of Dre Y Beard’s car was reported, local authorities recovered the vehicle at Wheatland. Sheriff Lon Roach of Platte County led the pursuit, continuing into the early hours as thieves were forced to abandon the vehicle.
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Sheriff Roach
Dre. Y. Beard
Wheatland
Lon Roach
Platte County
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Stampede Big Hit At New York Show Draws Many Injuries
The Billboard hails the Stampede at Sheepshead Bay New York as the best all round show yet. Many riders were hurt though none fatally. George Rose suffered a scalp wound, others like Ed Lind and Howard Lemmons sustained serious injuries. Dick Mornbushie and Mick Hornbuckle had broken limbs and dislocations. Char lie Irwin organized fundraising for Dick, collecting 6654.50 from the crowd.
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New York
Bleburg
Sheepshead Hay
Bil
Cheyenne
George Rose
Speedway Field Hospital
John R. McSpaddon
Ed Lind
Art Acord
Hugh Strickland
Fred Wilson
Harry Walters
Bill ‘Kee
Howard Lemmons
Jack Morrisey
Tommy Klerman
Dick Mornbushie
Funny Sperry- Steele
Dorothy Morrell
Dorothy
Howard Lemonds
Mick Hornbuckle
Douglas
Wye
Charlie Irwin
Krelmn
Bosen
Railroad Presidents Fail To Frame Strike Policy
Eight railroad presidents drafted the reply to President Wilson’s call to avert a national strike. They met with Wilson late tonight to discuss points and pressed for arbitration of employee demands. Cabinet members expressed confidence the railroads would accept the plan, while workers grew restless awaiting a decision.
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Washington
Wilson
Brotherhood
Marshall
Holden
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Fairfax Harrison
Hughes praises GOP laws in labor aid push
In Sacramento Charles H. Hughes urged an adequate federal compensation law for workers in interstate commerce. He praised Republican era labor bills, urged tariffs, and attacked current Mexican policy. He spoke sixteen times from his car platform, announcing plans to visit Nevada, Reno, Denver, and Cheyenne with stops through August 25.
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Sacramento
Charles H. Hughes
Inters
Hughes
Nevada
Reno
Denver
Cheyenne
U S Plea To Sultan To Save Armenians
The American embassy in Constantinople was instructed by the State Department to protest the Turkish advance into Armenia and urge the Porte to prevent a massacre of Armenians in Persia, emphasizing humanity in the intervention.
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Washington
Constantinople
State Department
Armenia
Porte
Persia
French Execute Woman as Spy
A Havas dispatch from Marseilles reports Felice Pisat was executed this morning at the Liighthouse shooting range after a military trial by the council of war of the fifteenth region. She was convicted of espionage and received a unanimous death sentence before a firing squad.
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Havas
Marseilles
Felice Pisat
Liighthouse
Council of War of the
Rail chiefs near pact as trade talks temper crisis
The report outlines that major railroad leaders including B & C and Southern railway executives show readiness to concede in a looming commerce crisis. President Hale Holden of Burlington holds cautious views while small road chiefs and top executives discuss possible trades, signaling a tentative move toward a peaceful adjustment.
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Southern Railway
Hale Holden
Burlington
Louis W. Hill
Hill
War Fleets Start Navy Game Off Atlantic Coast
Two fleets clash in a large scale naval war game off the Atlantic coast as the Blues defend while Reds invade. The exercise begins with 15 warships and 30 transports, a roughly equal split of crews, and runs until September 1 to test coastal invasion defense.
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Atlantic Coast
Washington
Atlantic
Navy Department
Sait
United States
Paris Gains At Center In Balkan Front War Report
Paris reports important gains at the center of the Saloniki front where the allies direct their main force toward the Vardar valley. Large numbers of Russians reportedly landed at Saloniki to assist the allies. The Serbians retreat five miles. British and French incursions near Thiepval are noted and German trenches near Martinpuch are captured.
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Salonik
Paris
Vardar
Saloniki
Theritish
Struma
Thiepval
Martinpuch
Erlin
Stokhod
Carpathian
Grand Duke
Nicholan
Caucasus
London
Greece
Demirhissar
France
England
Russia
Italy
Serbia
Montengro
Balkan
Salonii
Haig
Rumatia le
Berlin
Doctares
Fifteen Million Acres Coal Land Opened for Settlement
The Wilson era policies restored and opened more than fifteen million acres of coal lands across Wyoming Colorado Montana Idaho and Washington to public entry. About 2 68 million acres were withdrawn for coal land classification leaving under ten million acres released by June 26. Large restorations occurred in Montana Colorado Wyoming Washington and Idaho with major gains in equity value and irrigable land assessments.
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Washington
Ave
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Maho
Waahington
United States
Wilson
Prenkiin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior Department
Idaho
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Clark
Taylor
Harry Tupper
Stampede
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Show Magazine
Charley Irwin
G. O. P. Laws
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The
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Blues
U.S. Navy
Volhynia
Somme
Brokhod
Volyhinia
Rudka-Cherblache
War Office
Eprlin
Balkans
Elnee
Tock
Fn Ror
Mmaho
Waehbleeton
Eusiacere
Geological Survey
Aro
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